WireTap Magazine - Author: Larisa Mann

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By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Feb 25, 2009

Column: A Harvard student legal team takes on the RIAA's faulty file sharing prosecutions with a novel approach.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Nov 28, 2008

Music bloggers beware: Your posts could vanish without warning.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Oct 24, 2008

Fighting media consolidation one radio station at a time.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Sep 29, 2008

Column: Capitalism reinvented? Not yet.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Jul 25, 2008

Viacom lawsuit with YouTube pits business interests against public interests.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Jun 28, 2008

Column: A new Associated Press policy says you're at risk if you quote their work or diss them. How are young bloggers and writers reacting?

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, May 22, 2008

Column: A museum curator reaches out to digital generation youth and expands museum possibilities.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Apr 29, 2008

Column: What do OK Go!'s Damien Kulash, the Raging Grannies and the Christian Coalition have in common? They all want net neutrality.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Mar 27, 2008

Column: Fine art museums are challenging copyright law in the digital age.

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Nov 13, 2007

Digital innovations have turned the vinyl-centric deejay world around. But is life in a "Serato" world really better?

By Larisa Mann, WireTap, Oct 5, 2006

Big media giants and YouTube are signing contracts. What does that mean for indie artists and free speech?

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